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Suki-Ya Buffet: Price & Is the Shabu-Shabu AYCE Worth It (2026)

4.42,069 Google reviewsJapanese · ShabuMultiplechecked 8 August 2026
Suki-Ya Shabu Shabu dining area
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Suki-Ya shabu-shabu
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Suki-Ya dining room
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◆ MoreBetter PickValue shabu-shabu AYCE

All-you-can-eat shabu-shabu from $23.90++ — lighter and cheaper than a grill buffet.

Worth it if you'd rather simmer than grill. Suki-Ya is AYCE shabu-shabu and sukiyaki — regular lunch $23.90++, dinner $28.90++. A weekday lunch set starts as low as $12.90++, and a recurring $3-off promo trims the regular buffet. It's a lighter, cheaper alternative to a Korean BBQ or Japanese grill buffet; the meat is fine rather than premium, which is exactly what the price reflects.

✓ Come here if

You'd rather simmer than grill — a lighter, cheaper shabu-shabu AYCE from $23.90++ (weekday lunch set from $12.90++).

✕ Skip it if

You want premium cuts or a wide raw bar — the meat here is fine rather than premium.

Prices — per adult8 August 2026
SittingAdult
Weekday lunch setfrom $12.90++
Regular lunch$23.90++
Dinner$28.90++
Source suki-ya.com.sgchecked 8 August 2026++ = 10% service + 9% GST

Is Suki-Ya worth it? The math

$23.90++ regular lunch is about $28.40 nett — mid-cheap for AYCE, and the shabu-shabu format means lighter eating than an all-meat grill buffet. The weekday lunch set from $12.90++ is the cheapest way in, and a recurring $3-off promo helps. Against Kiseki ($30.90++ sushi) or a Korean BBQ buffet, Suki-Ya undercuts on price; you're paying for broth-and-simmer, not a wide raw bar or premium cuts.

What's on the spread

  • All-you-can-eat shabu-shabu and sukiyaki — thin-sliced meats you cook in broth at the table.
  • A sauce and side bar, plus vegetables, noodles and tofu to round out the pot.
  • A cheaper weekday lunch set (from $12.90++) for a lighter midday sitting.

Make a beeline for

  • Unlimited paper-thin chilled beef and pork, plus farmed chicken.
  • A choice of simmering broths for the shabu-shabu and sukiyaki base.
  • A sauce-and-sides bar with vegetables, noodles and tofu.

Good to know

OutletsBugis+ · Marina Square · Plaza Singapura
HalalNo — not halal-certified
FormatShabu-shabu & sukiyaki hotpot AYCE
NoteRecurring $3-off promo
Cheapest sittingWeekday lunch set (from $12.90++)

What diners actually say

An affordable shabu-shabu spot where the fresh ingredients and the value are the appeal, though diners consistently knock the bland soup bases and the tight time cap that makes the meal feel rushed.

Suki-Ya Shabu Shabu FAQ

How much is Suki-Ya buffet?+

Regular lunch is $23.90++ and dinner $28.90++ per adult; a weekday lunch set starts from $12.90++, and a recurring $3-off promo applies to the regular buffet. “++” adds 10% service and 9% GST. Verified against Suki-Ya's own page, Aug 2026.

Is Suki-Ya worth it?+

For shabu-shabu, yes — it's a lighter, cheaper AYCE than a grill buffet, with regular lunch at $23.90++. The meat is fine rather than premium, which the price reflects.

What's the difference between the lunch set and the buffet?+

The weekday lunch set (from $12.90++) is a cheaper, lighter sitting; the regular all-you-can-eat buffet is $23.90++ at lunch and $28.90++ at dinner.

Is Suki-Ya halal?+

No — Suki-Ya is not halal-certified.

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By the MoreBetter editorial team. How we check: we read the price off the venue's own page, quote it verbatim, and date it. If it moves, the badge date moves. Back to Buffets.